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The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1887-09-23
OVER THE WIRES.
CURRENT VIEWS AND GOSSIP IRON
All QUARTERS
The Monetary >tringency in New York.
Queen Victoria Expected In Canada The
Hughes Hallet scsndsi-A Womsn's
Body Found at sea Foreign News.

NEW YORK, Sept 22.-The Govern
ment circular offering to buy ( per cent
bonds at fixed price and TO pay interest
without req ate caused q sharp turn In
the sentiment Of operators in the stock
market, and the opening this morning
was excited at advances ranging from
TO per cent Buyers were so eager that
they actually climbed over each other
for the first few minutes after the open
ing, and the crowds dealing in Western
Union, Reading and New England num-
bered over 100 brokers each. During
the first few minutes further gain Of
about was made, but reaction has
now set in and the market seems to be
resuming ils normal tone. London was
a heavy buyer of st'cks. the heaviest
orders for that account being in Louis
vile and Nashville, Heading, St Paul
and Union Pacific
oyer %, 900 shares Of stock were sold
during the first tifteea minutes on the
stock exchange this morning.
ACrING-sECRETARy THONPsON's CIR.
CULAR.
The publication Of Acting Secretary
Thompson's circular in to-day's papers
has had a good effect among the men of
money IN Wall street. An air OF conf
dence hung around the busy mart Later
Oh our expectations of cotton and cereals
viii make the How of money towards us,
however Ii is rather early to venture
an opinion on the effect Of the circular
One IF the junior partners OF Harvey
Fiskc's Sons, said I've just come In
from the room and | must say that the
circular has had a good effect already
there. Fourteen million dollars is good
deal of money If We get il here by the sth
of October A good deal depends on
how much of the bonds spoken of the
Government viii get at their figures
some Of them are quoted higher In the
room this morning than the Secretary
offer The per cents, for which the
Government offers 125, are selling in the
street at 1884 at this very hour The
market Is better
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TIT
eNt-htKDEh. 1858 g.. franklin street,
I.rE rUfWHfeti
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THE VOOLFOLK MURDER.
\ Negro confe..e. TO the crime.

CHICAGO, September 22-An Atlanta
Ga,special says Jack DebOse, the negro
arrested on suspicion Of numbering the
Voolfolk family AT Canton, has confess.
ed bis guilt Ills motive was revenge
for alleged ill-ireaimeni by Captain VOL
folk Debose claims that he did not &C
tually kin the people, but three negro
aecomplices entered the house and com
milted the butchery while Debose watch
ed outside lie says he saw Tom Wool
folk jump from the window and run for
his life Tom, who has been under arrest
for the murder. will doubtless be re-
leased
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The FnneraI of Nh. Indd.

The funeral Of Mr.. b. F. Ladd took
place yesterday afternoon from the
Monumental church The old Blues As
sociation, Of which Mr. Ladd was mem
Der, attended in a body, and the Rich
m0nd Blues also sent an escort The
large attendance at the funeral evidenced
the high respect and esteem IN which Mr.
Ladd was held by the entire community.
The Pharmaceutical Association, on
which Mr. Ladd was @ member also att
tended the funeral iu "a body.
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Sunday mornings TINES will be a
daisy. Ii will be a 4S.column eighl-page
paper, full Of general gossip, sporting
news. q New York letter, besides the
usual editorial comments on current
events. and the latest local news. twill,
in a word, be a new departure in Rich
mond journalism, entirely outside of the
old ruts, ano in keeping with the modern
idea OF newspapers.
This is but the beginning OF what the
TIMES hopes 10 do in The near future.
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IRISH LEAGUE MEETINGS.
oncial Circular Issued by the Government

Ofncial Circular Issued by the Government
DUBLIN, September % Jntted IreJand
publishes the text Of the official circular
issued by the Irish Government 10 the
police in 1850 respecting the line Of con
duct they were TO pursue with respect 10
League meetings This circular directs
that where Government reporters attend
such meetings the officers in charge Of
the police present shall request Of the
chairman Of the meetings aceommods-
ti0ns for the reporters on the platforms.
II the requests be granted, the circular
makes plain, police escorts armed With
batons are unnecessary. In view Of this
Jnted IreLmd accuses the Government
of breaking the rule at Miichellstown
with the deliberate objec, Of goading the
people
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The New lOrks are playing rather
sharp game just now aud they will have
to keep it mp, too, if they wish To- hold
third place
In the sixth inning Of the game at
Brooklyn Wednesday the Brooklyn Club
was retired on three pitched balls Each
of three men who came 10 the bat hin at
the first ball pitched, and went out
Baldwin caught his forty third conse-
cutiye game for the Cincinnati Club We'd
nesday thus equalling Boyles record
"The Boston Club will spend $4,000
next year in securing players and improy-
ing its grounds says Mr. George w.
Floyd, manager Of Nat Goodwin and
stockhOldcr in the Boston Club iialt
will be for players and the other half for
the grounds. The statement that we
bought John ClarksOn, the great Chicago
pitcher, is correct We paid $500 for
his release, and he will undoubtedly twiTl
the sphere for Boston next season lie
is dissatified with Anson, and has long
wanted 10 20 to Boston, as that is his
home. Boston is the greatest baseball
town on earth. It has made big money,
and with a club that stands only fifth. IL
IL were 10 lead next year IN the race for
the pennant there Is no telling how
much 10 would take in. offered Barnie
OF Baltimore $1,000 for Burns, and am
going i0i try TO buy Tip O'Neill from st.
Louis. We want q crowd of slugger-
is what wins games. '-C08rity-
JsaFa8l
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ncnih of General 49, Roeer..

General Asa Rogers, who was for a
number of years Second Auditor of the
State, died at his home in Loudoun coun-
~ few days ago at a ripe old age Dur
ing a thirteen years incumbency of his
Office more than one hundred million dol
lars passed through his hands, and every
cent was faithfully accounted for No
higher tribute to his integrity and man
hood than This could be paid, unless per
haps that he was removed from office
when Mahoneism first began TO exert it,
baneful influence in old Virginia
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In this court yesterday the following
cases were disposed of
Joseph Evans lcoloredl. indicted for
breaking and entering the tobacco factory
of Butler & Wilson with intent 90 com
nit larceny, was tried an acquitted.
William Fleming, a small negro boy
about l3 years of age. but O notorious
thief, was found guilty of entering n
house and stealing a gold watch, and sen.
fenced 20 one year In the Penitentary.
Georgana Taylor colored, indicted
for keeping a disorderly house Acquit-
ted
Esien Moon lcoloredl, charged with
a felony, was found guilty of petit larceny
aad sentenced to six months in JAIL
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MANCHESTER NEWS.
THE RICHMOND BROORLYN Still
No VfNG AREAD.
The New store of the Beattie Brothers.
News From the Courts The Old Market
House to be Reopened Personal and
General Mention.

House to be Reopened Personal and
General Mention.
The Messrs. Beattie have completed
moving IN their new store on upper Hull
street, and which is now palace OF
beauty filled with everything calculated
TO please and attract The firm say that
the fall business Is doing we'll and they
anticipate quite an increase. Mr.. Burns
Beaitie said yesterday that he intended
hitting up the old building into two stores
and renting them out
THE COURTS.
The Husting Court, Judge John II.
Ingram presiding, was in session a short
while yesterday, t-ansacting some chan
cery business Of an unimpOrtant nature.
This term Of the court has nothing Of
public importance before IT. The court
meets again to-day
The only case before Mayor Taylors
Court yesterday was that Of an unfortu-
nate, who had been summoned TO show
cause why he should not be fined for hay
ing an unlicensed dog The party proved
that he did not own the dog and was dis
charged
fRF MARKET HOUSE
For years past The market house has
been an idle building go far as the pur.
pose for which it was built l. concerned
Now, however there is TO be new De.
parture. Two OF the eight stalls have
been neatly painted and will be- used for
the sale Of meat, The others will be used
for the sale OF vegetables, butter, eggs.
chickens, &c Heretofore the Manches
ter people have been going 10 Richmond
to buy their marketing, but now these
people intend to sell the best
at the cheapest price right at our citizens
homes. The market will open tomorrow
BRIEFS AND PERSONALS.
Mr. j. VI. Perdue has made for himself
several brooms ont ofgreen hroOm-straW,
each Of which he SAYS will last one hun
dred years
Mr. Dallas Jordan and Miss Cornelia
Atwcil were united in marriage last night
al the residence OF the brides parents.
kiyin Grove of Druids will give a grand
ball tonight at their hall over Merritts
restaurant, corner of Hull and Eight
streets
Dr. Thomas Gamelt of Cumberland
county who has been visiting friends ia
he city, has returned home.
Professor W W Smith. president Of
College, and Captain
Irby, secretary OF the same college were
In Manchester Yesterday They visited |
hc artesian well recently bored by Mr I
sheppard on Mr. Pulliams property !
ln Seventh street near Perry. Their OBJ !
eci was to see whether such a well az 1
reasonable cost could not De bored at the I
.0llege. They were fayorably impressed /
gith the Manchester well
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Yesterday Mr. 5 B. Wit filed infor-
nation against Mr. A. b. Guig0n for
rendering coupons for a client in pay
ment Of taxes. Mr.. GuigOn was arrested
by Judge Atkins aud bailed to appear be-
fore the Hastings Court at the October
term. He has sued out writ of h0jeas
corpus TO be heard before Judge Bond
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ltwas stated in yesterdays Dispotrh
that salt had been instituted in the City
Circuit Court bg Aleck Mann, father of
the young boy. Charlie Mann, who was
fatally injured al the Tredegar Works a
few days ago, against the Tredegar Com
pany ioi $4,000 Major Alfred Shield,
clerk OF the court, told a representative
of the TIMES yesterday that this was "a
mistake, and that a. vet, no such suit had
been Instituted in his court
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SpeclaI o the Ilut'.I
LONDON, September 22.-lt is reported
that the Queen will visit Canada As ef-
forts are being made 10 induce her 10 do
50. Sir John Mcdonald, supported by
the Government, will 20 to London and
present the petition.
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1887-09-23

The first new corn Of the season was
offered on Change to-day by Messrs.
j. W Hughes a Son. The sample shown
was very good, but quite damp 1t was
grown in King William county by Mr.
W. Lewis, and sold 10 the Haxall-Cren-
shaw Company for 80 cents per bu,hel
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I1ftttai To iAiF +A'7sI
Sr JoHN, n F., September 22.-On
Sunday the dead body of a woman was
picked up by the fishing boat Cormachs
on the Grand banks Papers found show
that she had been passenger OF one of
the White Star steamers bound from
Liyerpool 10 New York. The body Was
we'll dressed
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rnE GRAY AND Tnn BLUE.


Special 90 the Times.
EVANSVILLE, lND, September - The
third day Of the reunion Of the blue and
gray and the industrial parade was q
gorgeous affair The procession was ten
miles long and was witnessed by 5000
people Speeches were made 10y Governor
Buckner of Kentucky and General Raum
of Illinois
Afterward the first Of the prize drills
commenced, which viii be finished to-
morrow Ia the sham battle tomorrow
> 600 soldiers will participate
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RICHMOND COLLEGE.
Formal Opening of the Museum and Art
Hall.

Hall.
The formal opening of the museum and
art hall of Richm0pd College took place
last night Professor II. II. Harris. chair
man of the faculty, delivered the address
of welcome to the large assemblago pres
ent Rev Dr. Hatcher then made the
presentation speech, which was responded
to by Mr.. Ii. Is Ellyson on behalf Of the
institution. Rev Dr Broadus delivered
am eloquent and lengthy address which
was exceedingly interesting, and was
listened 90 with rapi attention
The college begins The scholastic year
with fun roster and with better pros
poets than any preyiou, year of its eX-
istence
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The Monroe Ward Democratic Club
will have meeting tonight at Columbus
Hall, Third and Broad streets 4 full
attendance is expected as business Of
importance is 10 be transacted.
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Oliver Doud Byron's combination APP
peared ia the ab0Ve-named play TO large
and well.pleased audience last evening al
the Academy. The play, which is famil.
lar to most Of our theatre-gOers, was well
received # will be repeated tonight and
to-morrOw-m and evening.
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HRoAD-srRrnT OPERA HOUSE.
Benefit of Mr.. frank Cunningham To
Night.

Night.
Tonight Ford's new Opera House.
northwest corner of Broad and Eighth
streets, viii be opened with a grand con-
cert for the benefit of Captain Frank
Cunningham. Richmonds wollknown
and popular tenor
Cosy is the only word TO apply to
this little place OF amusement-which is
perfect 6I0'f of theatre
ON This occasion there will be no re-
served seats and as the theatre will be
iammed 10 will be necessary to go early
to De comfortably accommodated.
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OVER THE CITY.
CURRENT NEWS AND GOSSIP ~
RICHMOND AND VICINITY.

Meeting OF the Oid Dominion, jackson
Ward, and Fulton Cfubs Coupon Gases
Before Judge Bond 4 Woman Fatally
Burned Local Items Of Al Sorts.
The Old Dominion Club Of Jefferson
ward met last night, James W. Gibbons,
president in the chair j. Samuel VII
kinsOn, secretary.
Mr. i. Taylor Eilyson, chairman Of the
Citizen Executive Committee, was pres
emit. and urged that the club make every
effort 90 bring out a good vote at the pri-
mary lie detailed the plan in operation
in other wards Of a hOuse-tO house can
yass, and explained what good ef-
iecis would result from having
several hundred men at work canvassing
their immediate neighbOrhOOd. He knew
Old Dominion Club. the only one I'm the
city which perpetuates It's membership
and organization, would never be found
lacking The aim was 20 have every man
classified who will vote in the primary,
who viii not, and who are doubtful.
MessIs. John ii F1ischkorn and John
NJ Higgins Of the same committee, made
similar suggestions
Mr. John Vs. Wilkes stated t.at Mr. j.
j. English had presented the club with
an abundance of stationery, and ON hi-
motion, seconded by Mr. Frischkorn. the
following resolutions were adopted unani-
mously
"Re-olyed 4 That the thanks Of the
Oll Dominion Democratic Club are here
by rendered 90 Captain j. D. English for
Dis timely and very elegant present Of
stationery for tine use of this club in the
coming campaign
Resolved, 81 That j. j English, whom
we recognize as one of the old guard of
Democracy of This city, Oe elected by ac-
clamation an honorary member of the
Old Dominion Democratic Club Of JEFF
ierson Ward
Captain English who came ia, made a
handsome speech I'M response.
The resolution passed by the club last
week turning over fourth precinct of
Jefferson ward TO Union Club was recon
sidered and tabled and resolution
adopted t0 the elect that Old Dominion
Club and Union Club do the cauyassing
in ihis precinct coujointy.
S committee consisting of two from
each precinct. 20 include TWO from tniOn
Club vas appointed to meet at the hall
tonight az O'Clock sharp, TO appoint
c9nyassers of the different squares i'm the
city, and assign their districts NOm
teer in abundance are ready 10 assist in
'he work of canyassing
Adjourned
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rHE DAfLY TIMES ALMANAC

SAILED SEPTEMBER =. loci.

schooner Nina Bell. small. New York, plf
iron. ]. y Gordon. agent vessel, Curtis =
Parker. c,
schooner Abbie q. Pendlston, Jersey city,
railroad ties. 7. {. Leake, Jr, Co; sesssl'
Curtis Parker.
schooner IOttle. sOmer.. Chlokahominy ris-
.r 70 load railroad ties for Philaielphls;
schooner Exchange; forAsS, .''S rum '"
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IUIN UIAUONT 9Us r. MWsh0II afTODt.
Wholesale and retail. Repairing neatly and
promptly dome.
e B. tfBIF gRENSHAW. g4l East Broad
.fr..t mattress maker and uphoisfcrer.
Wholesale and retail. kcpNrug neatly and
I.ri.l d0nc.
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IIf NOrrIlNG HOUSE. 900 ". Broad
.fOet Manufacturers of Vanilla Phosphate
I.i mineral waters.
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IHL BALL FIELD.
Games Played Yesterday

NFw YoRk. September 92.-Thc fol-.
lowing is the score Of the games played
yesterday
Detroiis, 9 New lorks. o.
ChicagOes. , Bostons, ].
piu-burgs vs. Philadelphias postponed
on account of rain
indianapolis, . Washingtons, T.
indianapolis. , Wsshingtons, g.
Cincinnatis. s ST. Louis, o.
Cleyelands, 1 Louisviles. g.
Meirop0litans. 3 ; Baltimores, g.
Brooklyns, s. Athletics, A.
.rur. s.r ...r,r.... ot 4.tfp a. t.t,.
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United States District Attorney Gibson
arrived in the city yesterday morning via
the Chesapeake and Ohio railroad
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N.HMDN PAINT STORE. D.. Broad stree
Paints. oils. glass. and painters supplies.
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JOSEPH uELAKUE. 1U2 T.. Main street Ben
hanging and general machine repairing.
N.I.|. lUr patents
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...rtI Street, Potatoes butter. beans, cit
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Contractors and Builders
d a. III eION. 'fH d. Main street.
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ltalNIA RUBBER co.. 5l3 D.. Broad street.
Betting. hose. and ail kiuds OF rubber goods.
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uI plNNOrh, pos j.. Main street. Cor
-.nIanUn solicited.
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FtLT0N cLUB.

The Fulton Club, +. NJ. Kosher presi.
dent held their meeting last night at
kefses Han, on Orleans street near
Eighth Rockets. Eighteen solid work
ing men were added to the rolls The
boys of this club mean business, and now
have enrolled lS3 workers.
The club intends to have grand rally
about October 4th at Denny-street Park.
If it can DE procured for this purpose.
Mr. Robert NJ. s. Valentine was pres
emit and delivered an earnest speech urg
ing work
The club adjourned to meet Thursday
night
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tl fU5H. ls2s 2. Main street. Watehe- and
.I..r nmly repaired.
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W NICk KEufOkb. iit2 B.. Main street
$50 of Toe Horse. Manulaciugorand whole
...e dealer
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ATLANTIC RUBBER STAMP MANtfA
llklN0 CO., l0B b. Main So. Muuuiac
i.fofe and Importers of stamp novelties.
OLD DOMINION ri BIER STAMP WORKS
H Bank street. Agents wanted send ioi
circular.
Sign Paintings
4" THOMPSON, Franklin street, under EN
change Hotel Advertising sign artist.
nlAf1 fence uud wall signs "a speciality.
H. ilFsCoNh, 80. ~ \, Ninth street. Sign
painting and gliding on glass.
Soap Factory
h. hAhClN s. co, 1896 Franklin street lestab
0shci loJ. Toilet and Laundry Soaps.
TAilnrs.
i,". stage. Twelfth street. under American
hoic'. Civic and military tailor.
IHdeFtakers.
b. n. MOHRISETT No. ~ Seventh street.
Manchester. Phone. 305.
Wire Mattresses and Cots
q. W. LOWE. 22H H. Main street. manufactu-
iei of Champion Woven Wiro Mattresses
ahl Cots. The best and cheapest In the mar.
kct
.t. Wood and Coal
ALbA COAL YARD (Eiba statlOnl. Broad
ana Pine streets. W. \. Pitcher, agent All
h.uls oi Coal, Wood, and Coke. Tele-
phone, ~.
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LAoKsoN VIVID clrR.

The Jackson Ward Democratic Club
met last night at Kains' Hall, corner First
and Duva streets. President Charles =.
Bigger in the chair
Mr. Norman y Randolph was present
from the Citizens Executive Committee
tourge the complete canvass of the ward
in order To- bring out full vote at the
primary, and TO make such other sugges-
lions as were most needed at this juno
mre.
10 was determined 90 canvass the ward
by squares and volunteers in sufficient
number announced their willingness to
undertake the work
The question of a new club for the
Third precinct was spoken Of and steps
are being taken TO have one there The
Third precinct is the Seventeenth street
district
ID d, the determination of this club TO
work the black ward thoroughly and
bring every Democratic voter TO the
polls
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Iron Works.
-A SNYDER s. CO.. zoos tolOH Cary Street
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Meeting of the Old Dominion, jackson
Ward, and Fulton Clubs Coupon Gases
Before Judge Bond 4 Woman Fatally
burned Local Items Of An Sorts.
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Advertise in the DAILY TINES.
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Employment AEcuCics.
b. JIrII~. % n. Fifteenth street. labor
HNnf Established lrs.
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D. H MOhklSETT No. ~ Seventh street,
Manchester. Phone. 306.
Wire MattYtSse, and Cots
Barbour County index. [volume] (Medicine Lodge, Kan.) 1880-current, 1887-11-02
BRADFORD TOO

a dispatch from Washington, dated
Oct. 18th, says: I'm the supreme court
to-day in the state of Kansas ex. rel. j.
F. Tufts, assistant attorney general APP
pellant, VS.. Herman Zibold, ct. al. the
motion of ;. ID. Bradford, attorney gen
eral of the state of Kansas, for leave TO
make oral argument was denied. This
is the Kansas prohibition case which
was argued OH behalf of the liquor sell
lers on the second day of the present
term, but which was not argued orally
in behalf of the state at that time on
account of some misunderstanding OF
misapprehensIon on the part of its at
torney general. The court by this de-
clsiOn refuses to allow him to make
oral argument now.